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Robert Dederick

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49:, Somerset and served in the British Army during World War II. He worked as a solicitor in England 1947-1951 and emigrated to Cape Town, South Africa in 1951. He married Sheila (nÊe Solomon) in 1949 and had four children. He worked as a legal advisor for BP Southern Africa 1952–1981. His nephew was the British poet, 120:
Robert Dederick was also a freelance sports reporter on cricket and field hockey for the Cape Argus and in later years became a regular broadcaster on the English radio station of the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC). He was an active member of the
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was used as the title of Robin Malan's book on South African English and his poem
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He won the South African State Poetry prize in 1967 and the
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Malong, Rawbone. Ah Big Yaws? David Philip, Cape Town, 1972
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Robert Dederick published two collections of poems,
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Atherton, Lancashire
Cape Town
Thomas Pringle Award
Taunton School
Pete Morgan
Typical Situation
Dave Matthews
Owl Club
Dave Matthews Band
Categories
South African male poets
People from Atherton, Greater Manchester
1919 births
1983 deaths
20th-century South African poets
20th-century South African male writers
British emigrants to South Africa

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